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EXPECTS BECKER TO TELL OF GRAFT; Counsel Says Condemned Man Will Probably Make a Statement if he Goes to the Chair. NAMED GUILTY TO WHITMAN But Governor Declined to Consider Revelations in Connection with Clemency Plea. EXPECTS BECKER TO TELL OF GRAFT

Martin T. Manton, counsel for Charles Becker, said yesterday that the present indication was that Governor Whitman would not make any further investigation into Beaker's case. He admitted that in his talk with the Governor on Thursday he had brought up the matter of police graft, but said he would not talk about this unless Becker consented. View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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A version of this archives appears in print on July 3, 1915, on Page 1 of the New York edition with the headline: EXPECTS BECKER TO TELL OF GRAFT; Counsel Says Condemned Man Will Probably Make a Statement if he Goes to the Chair. NAMED GUILTY TO WHITMAN But Governor Declined to Consider Revelations in Connection with Clemency Plea. EXPECTS BECKER TO TELL OF GRAFT . Order Reprints|Today's Paper|Subscribe